Peder Severin Kroyer, Roses. Marie Kroyer seated in the deck chair in the garden by Mrs. Bendsen's House. (1893)
Daily Thoughts 04/13/2016
I checked the library Twitter and Facebook this morning.
On the way to work, I read some more of Grit. I am reading about how practice has a very powerful effect. It improves both talent and skills. It reminds me of the idea that it takes 10,000 hours of practice to master a new skill.
I put in an order of books to Brodart today focused on healthy cooking. Based on our circulation statistics in Report Station, healthy cooking books focusing on subjects like the ketogenic diet, anti-inflammatory diet, vegetarianism, and gluten free cooking are very popular. Also books on juicing and healthy smoothies are popular as well.
I checked the gift books and the displays. I also printed up a few flyers and did a report in Report Station for a list of all the children's dvds.
I spent some time working with the weeding tablet. I like that it is very easy to identify missing items. I am checking the religious section right now.
I spent some time working on scheduling as well today.
I read a copy of Publishers Weekly and checked through some prepub alerts for forthcoming books.
Web Bits
Talk To Your Librarian How To Realize Your Libraries Future
Librarianship Across Borders The Value of Connecting
Inside Rome's Enlightenment Library
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